Chapter 558: Greed (3)

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In fact, I understand the principle of "things gather by like, and people are grouped", and I have always said that the people around me are handsome guys and beauties, mainly to set off themselves.

In the eyes of many people, my statement is stupid, there are too many Chinese, there are so many positions, and you can only go up by pulling others off the horse. Touting others not only does not exalt you, but it may also prevent you from coming out.

I don't know if this senior brother who is now running his own company retired when he was rumored to retire and could raise his salary by level 7. Anyway, I was the first batch, not only didn't it grow, but I also took 85%. 5% of them are also only child awards. At that time, the policy said that if you work for another 10 years, you can only get 90%, so it is better to retire now and do your own business while you are young.

As a result, I was rewarded with either two levels of administrative or two levels of salary, and the salary on the job doubled, and when my pension was less than 1,000, the cleaners in the unit got 3,000. In the end, there is also a text jiàn that rewards a level 7 salary, and it is not until some people go through the formalities to get a pension that it is said that it is a mistake. However, legends are legends, and people with backgrounds who get the benefits are naturally in the background, and nothing will change if the wood is already in the boat.

Just like these demolition households, those who went through the formalities a month earlier took 100,000 yuan less, 100,000 yuan, I have never seen so much money in my life, and I didn't catch it up and passed away in an excited breath, and as a result, I took more than 200,000 yuan a few months later.

Speaking of which, the first-level salary is only more than ten yuan, which seems to be nothing, but now people retire and get 4 or 5,000 yuan, and they also reward houses, rewards for traveling abroad, or something. You can't compare to them.

I can only compare with my father's generation, and now my pension has risen to 2,000 as much as my mother, who has worked hard for 30 years to support rural teachers in remote mountainous areas. (It turned out that my mother's diploma and high salary have always been higher than my father's, but my father's retirement caught up with the reward for the first-level administrative level, and now he gets more than 3,000, which is one-third higher than my mother.) What's even more ashamed is that my godmother in Beijing is still a retired cadre, but her salary is about the same as mine, because from 1957 to 1978, her title has not changed, and when she retires, her title is the same as mine, which has only worked for ten years. And her cousin, because she worked in November 1949, was a year later than her, not counting her retirement, and her monthly pension was twice as much as hers. It must be said that the policy of our country is really strange.